In the ranking of the top 500 global enterprises in 2008 published by Fortune magazine on the 9th, the ranking of the four state-owned banks soared collectively. In this year's list, China Industrial and Commercial Bank, China Construction Bank, China Bank, Agricultural Bank and other four state-owned banks collectively squeezed into the top ten enterprises in China. It is noteworthy that CCB and BOC just changed their positions. CCB ranked ninth last year, eighth this year, Bank of China ranked eighth last year and ninth this year. Agricultural Bank of China squeezed out China Southern Power Grid and just entered the top ten. ICBC is still the leader of the four state-owned banks in China, ranking fifth in China and 133 in the world with US$ 5152.6 million this year, up 37 places from last year's 170. China Construction Bank, ranked eighth in China, ranked 17 1 globally this year, and ranked 230th last year, up 59 places. Bank of China, ranked ninth in China, ranked 187 globally this year, up 28 places from 2 15 last year. China Agricultural Bank, which ranked 10 in China, ranked 223rd in the world this year and 277th last year, up 54 places.